The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-19
in sacks, &c; mixed, in bulk, l2c; in sack.

In sacks, &c; mixed IN bulk &c; IN Sacks
0ATs-Yrom store. white, S9c; mixed. Sse;
| from levee or depot, white, in bulk, 341Sc; in
sacks, S1<c; mixed, in bulk, SIC; in sacks,
FLoUR-From store, No, 3, g 25ss 50;
81 1894 20; extra fancy, 81 5os4 IS; patents,
q 25d5 so
BEAN-FrOm store, SOC; from lsvso or de-
CRACKERS-Soia, extra, &c; soda, treble
extra, &c; extra, &c; singer SNAPS, extra,
Sc; assorted jpmbles, Toe
BEANs-NAvy, 81 IS 81 IS; medium, 81 65
hTCE-Louisiana, I9l]5c; CAROLINE, 5}1s
0ATMEAL-In half-bArrsls, seas IS, from
CRACKED wHEAT-In hAlf-bArrols, 81 Is
aoIINY AND GRITs-FrOm store, So
IS.
KANSAS CITY, MO-, January 1s.-wheat
| steady; No. red, cash, Tic bid; +, bruary,
NE bid. Corn STEADY; 40. z, cash, SO54c
asked; February, S15sc bid; May, A5sS35c.
Oats nominal. BE asked for February.
ST. LOUIS. MO-, January s.-Flour
choice, s. IS as IS; fancy, 50 7O9S 81; ezra
fancy, s. yOS4 10; patents, 81 1904 60.
Wheat dull and barely STEADY; the marx ct
opened firm and improved &c, but eased
clio ed 10 lower than yesterday; No. red.
cash, s2ISc; February, S3lsc; March, $3.50;
NJ y, SSgSs5sc, closing at $685.. Corn
very dull and easy, closing sc lower than
yesterday; No. mixed. cash, S5Ac; Feb
ruary, SlIc; March, $3.50: May, S7]6c, clos
ing at 81 d3Sc. Oats fairly active but easy:
No. 2 mixed, cash, 2Shc; February, 2S1qc
asked; March, 2sc bii; May, 800. Rye
Hay active; prairie, IS 50. slC5j; timothy,
Sl0al3 81. FlaNseed nOminally lower at
g3J bid. Bran firm ut &c Cornmeal steady
at s2g2 o.. Receirts-Flour, 1000 brls;
wheat, 1900 bu; corn, ll4'Wg ~; oats, -
90 bu; rye, none; barley, 5000 bu Ship
ments-Flour. 500 brls; wheat, 5000 bu;
corn, HOo0 bu; oats. 5000 bu; rye, nine;
Afternoon BaGrd.-Wheat weak and sc
lower. Corn easy and &c lover for FeOrU'
airy. Oats easy and tsdAc lower.
CHICAGO, ILL, January lS.-Tho wheat
marAet held very steady today, covering
auout the same range OF p,ices AS on yes
terday, and closing for the day a shade
lower tn 4n yesterday. The feeling was very
quiel, and at times trading was almost at q
staudstil. The cables had a FIN tone, and
the reports from California continued to be
| circulated OF tho spring outlook for the
wheat crop on tho coast, owing t. the pro-
lOGg,d drOu h. The market in the latest
trading closed at nearly inside figures,
| There was scarcely any speculation in corn,
and the general one of the market was one
| of heayiness. The pr &C tor May delivery
dec ined to 4l4c and closed at 4l1Sc. The
receipts sho. a falling OF, attributes ia part
| 10 the Blockade on many of tho
roads. Oats were quiet and easy,
closing however, at yesterdays prices.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
| quiet; winter patents, a Is "a 90; Southern
| winter, IS GOA 10; Michigan and Wisconsin
| winter, s. 75d4; choice 10 fancy Minnesota
| patents, 81 2ltdi 60; Minnesota, in barrels
ana sacks, SO 1903 Is; rye -four, in barrels,
81 9093 10; bu'kwheat. per 100 pounds, 81.
wheat, ,5O3@7S'i No. Fred, 1919; No. corn,
| 53Rc; No. 2 barley, 521ac; No. | faxseed, 81 |:
prime timothy seed, Sl.SS. The leading
| futures ranged as follows: Wheat, No. .
January opened at 1917, highest 7S5Sc,
lowest 7S1sc, closing al 7SjS,; February
opened at 7S1sc, highest 7S15sc, lowet. 7s14S
highest 795sc. lowest 79%aSglsc, closing
$3.50, lowest S51sc, clos lng at s5l4c. Corn,
| No. 2-Ianuary opened at 35Ac, highest
$3.50, |, west Sh54c, closing at S554c; February
opened at 36Isc, highest 361sc, lowest S51sc,
closing at $50 /; March opened at 36hc, hi. h.
est 36Ac, lowest 3614c, osing at 364c; May
4iAc, closing It ll7sc. Oats. No. 2-January
| opened at 26Ac, highest $3.50, lowest 26lsc,
| closing at 26Ac; February opened at 26Ac,
| highest 26l4c, loves 26Ac, closing at 26Ac !;
NJ arch opened at 2613c, highest 2b19c, lowest
261&c, closing at 261ac; May opened at 3OAc,
hithest 3014c, lowest 3OFsSOhc, closing
at 3Ohc. Receipts-Flour, 1900 brls; wheat,
rye, 20OObu; barley, 5000 bu. shipments
Flour, 5000 brls; wheat, 5000 bu corn,
3S 900 bu; oats, $4,000 blu; rye, 5000 bu;
| barley, IL 600 blu.